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Chair:Jill Bradbury, Ph.D.
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Welcome to the English Major! Please use this information below to plan your schedule. For those of you who are new majors and prospective majors, it helps to know that there are three categories in the English major curriculum:
Here is the link to an overview of the English major: http://www.gallaudet.edu/academic- catalog/undergraduate-education/departments-majors-minors/department-of-english/english Make sure you talk with Dr. Kristen Harmon, the Major/Minor coordinator, to ensure that you are on the right path towards a timely graduation and a bright future! Email: Kristen.Harmon@gallaudet.edu
Here’s what your year-by-year plan should look like for graduating on time:
Course Offerings Projected for 2019-2024: Below is a tentative plan for the courses that the department plans to offer in the next five years. Note that this plan will change according to faculty availability, curriculum changes, and enrollment. Use this table for planning purposes but work with your adviser each semester to ensure a timely graduation and completion of the major degree requirements.
INTERNSHIPS: ENG 320, the internship course, is an individualized course. Each student takes the lead on identifying an internship experience he or she wants. Then after applying for and getting accepted to this internship, the student works with the on-site internship supervisor and the ENG Dept. internship coordinator (currently, Dr. Sharon Pajka) to set up and get approved a syllabus for that student’s individualized section of ENG 320. Then, and only then, a section of ENG 320 will be opened up for that student to register in. This is led by the student, so plan ahead! There are many exciting opportunities out there, both on- and off-campus. Interested in teaching? In addition to themed literature courses (ENG 395 in special topics in literature, ENG 410 Young Adolescent Literature, ENG 408, Multicultural Literature, ENG 441, Shakespeare, ENG 442, Major Author), sign up for the following elective courses when they are offered: ENG 387, Writing Center and Practice, ENG 390 Theories of Language Acquisition, and ENG 460, Grammar for Future Teachers and Writers Interested in Creative Writing? Sign up for the following elective courses when they are offered: ENG 392, Creative Writing (can be repeated if the topic is different) and ENG 460, Grammar for Future Teachers and Writers. Interested in new media, professional writing, and journalism? Sign up for the following elective courses when they are offered: ENG 360, Writing for Digital Media, ENG 365, Writing for Social Media, ENG 370, Multimedia Composition, ENG 375 Media Literacy, or ENG 380, Business and Technical Writing.
Admissions Requirements
Spring 2021 – Dec 12Fall 2021 – May 15